Cultural memories in the Roman Empire / edited by Karl Galinsky and Kenneth Lapatin

15.07 Kulturgeschichte

15.28 Römisches Reich

Kaleidoscopes and the spinning of memory in the eastern Roman Empire

The mnemology of empire and resistance: memory, oblivion, and periegesis in imperial Greek culture

Honorific statues and the formation of a Roman memoryscape in the later Roman Empire

Ritual and memory: Hellenistic ruler cults in the Roman Empire

Cultural memory, religious practice, and the invention of tradition: some thoughts on philostratus's account of the cult of palaemon

Shaping the memory at early Christian cult sites: conspicuous antiquity and the rhetoric of renovation at Rome, Cimitile-Nola, and Poreč

The Homeric Memory Culture of Roman Ilion

From the individual to the collective: memory practices on religious sites in Roman Britain

Looking for memories in the Roman West: a case study from Iberia

Kings from the deep: the Lydian Lakes and the archaeological imagination

Mars and memory

Conflict, culture, and concord: some observations on alternative memory in Ancient Rome

The multivalence of memory: the tetrarchs, the Senate, and the Vicennalia monument in the Roman Forum